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A treatise on electricity and magnetism

by Maxwell, James Clerk, 1831-1879

Publication date 1873

Topics Electricity, Magnetism, Electricity, Magnetics

Publisher Oxford : Clarendon Press

Collection cdl; americana

Digitizing sponsor University of California Libraries

Contributor University of California Libraries

Language English

Volume 1

Call number 67230173_001

Copyright-evidence Evidence reported by scanner-julie-lefevre for item electricandmagne01maxwrich on Mar 8, 2006; no visible copyright symbol and date found; stated date is 1873; the country of the source library is the United States; not published by the US government.

Identifier electricandmagne01maxwrich

Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t9s17v886

Openlibrary_edition OL7039988M

Openlibrary_work OL606642W

Pages 504

Possible copyright status NOT_IN_COPYRIGHT

Ppi 500

Scandate 20060315194335

Scanner rich3

Scanningcenter rich

Full catalog record MARCXML

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Reviewer: bytemaster - - June 17, 2006
Subject: Classic Textbook of Electricity and Magnetism

These two volume classic textbooks are a very remarkable mathematical depiction of the subject. However, the mathematics is based on quaternions. Oliver Heaviside improvized the mathematics in these two textbooks involved vectors. In my opinion, it will be more complete and logically helpful if the three volume "Electromagnetic Theory by Heaviside" could be added.

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